UX10: Capstone: three design projects for SehatSlot

Lesson 2 of 5 · reading 15–25 minutes; practice and project time is on the module page

Project 1: a study reported honestly

🎯You'll be able to

Complete the research project: plan, findings, counts and limits that pass all eight research tests.

🏠The everyday picture

A good court report states what each witness said, how many said it, and what the evidence can't prove. A judge can then decide fairly.

📘What it really is

📝A worked example

Input: the eight tags and the result lines.

Expected output (the reference findings):

Tag Evidence Severity
slot-picker P1, P2, P4, P5 critical
error-colour P1, P3, P5 critical
no-back P1, P3, P5 serious
no-results P2, P4 serious
placeholder-label P2, P3 serious
small-targets P3, P5 serious
phone-shown P4 serious
jargon P1 minor

Task results: T1 2/5, 2/5, 1/5; T2 3/5, 0/5, 2/5; T3 2/5, 1/5, 2/5. Survey: "Responses: 120" and "On mobile: 79" (a whole percentage: 95 of 120). Then npm run test:research shows 8 passed.

🌍Where it's used

📝Case scenario

A learner's findings said "most users struggled with errors". Test 5 failed: the notes showed [error-colour] for exactly P1, P3 and P5. Rewriting the evidence to match the notes, and the summary to "3 of 5", made the report both passing and more convincing.

🖱️Try it

Run npm run test:research on your draft and fix one failure at a time, reading the test's message each time. Success: 8 passed, and no test was changed.

⚠️Common mistakes

🛠️For your project

The project page's marking guide adds two safety items: no personal details in research files, and consent covering recording, stopping and deletion.

✅Quick check

What must a finding's Evidence column list?

Show the answer

Every participant whose notes carry its tag, and only those.

How are task results written?

Show the answer

As three separate counts out of five: completed without help, with help and failed.

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